texts: <mask> is an Albanian politician who is currently serving as the 42nd Mayor of Tirana. When he was appointed Secretary for Youth and Immigration of the Socialist Party of Albania, he was the leader of a civil society activism organization. He was a Member of the Parliament for the district of Gjirokastr and a Minister of Social Welfare and Youth. The mayor of Tirana was appointed by the Socialist Party. He took office on July 31, 2015. <mask> was born on December 17, 1979 in Tirana, Albania. His mother was an HR Manager in the military, while his father was an officer in the Albanian Army.He graduated from Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan with a B.A. In political science. He received a master's degree in European Integration. Before returning to Albania, he worked with international humanitarian organizations in the Americas, Eastern Africa, and Kosovo. A Muslim family first left Islam and later became an unbeliever. <mask> was in contact with missionaries from the United States. The Mjaft showed the Muhammad cartoons.The Mayor of Tirana received a Doctor Honoris Causa from the Grand Valley State University in the US for his contribution to public services. He has a son. Political career! A civic organization was created in 2003 to protest social and political injustice in Albania. He became one of the main figures of the organization. He has many TV appearances. The man was involved with the group.Until November 2007. The Muhammad cartoons were on the pages of the Mjaft organization. Kofi Annan gave the United Nations Award for Civil Society to 'MJAFT!' in 2004. In 2008 there were a few activists from MJAFT. Group 99 is a political party. G99 joined other political parties of the center- left coalition in the Parliamentary Election. G99 had a leading candidate for the district of Tirana.Erion and G99 failed to win a seat in the Parliament despite the media attention. The Socialist Party of Albania has a new member in 2011. The secretary for youth and emigration was nominated by the Socialist Party. He was a candidate for the district of Gjirokastr. The center-left coalition of political parties won the Parliamentary Election in the fall of 2013 and <mask> was appointed to serve as Minister of Social Welfare and Youth in the new cabinet. He was nominated by the SPA as their candidate for Mayor of Tirana. The Democratic Party's candidate, Halim Kosova, was defeated by the independent candidate, Gjergj Bojaxhi, in the election for Mayor of Tirana.In April 2015, the mayor of Tirana was appointed by the Socialist Party. Halim Kosova, a well-known gynecologist, served as a Member of Parliament for the Democratic Party. Gjergj Bojaxhi was a former Democratic politician and Sazan Guri was an environmental activist. The president took office on July 31, 2015. The issue of urban air pollution is a growing concern in Tirana, and the role of the car can be controversial. Tirana had its first vehicle-free day in September of 2015. The new Skanderbeg Square was inaugurated by the Prime Minister.In July of last year, the Municipality of Tiran voted to raise the water tariffs significantly, as well as promoting the idea that it would eventually make drinking water available 24 hours a day, and help improve its access and quality. He has earned the nickname "Lali Eri", which can be translated as "Big Brother Eri", during his term as Mayor. One of the installations at the Chicago Architecture Biennial was a plastic bags reduction project. The "New Bazaar" neighbourhood was rebuilt in an urban renewal project. The death of Ardit Gjoklaj Ardit Gjoklaj, a 17-year-old boy died working in poor conditions in the landfill of Sharr. His death became controversial because the company that managed the landfill of Sharr "3R" was promoted publicly by him as having good working conditions. On 27 November, in a televised speech to the City Council, <mask> responded to the story about the police officer who lost her fingers in Tirana by saying "We are all men here."Would anyone have eyes to marry someone without fingers? In an email to EU representatives, he claimed that a politically motivated kidnapping of Kavaja's mayor's wife, Griselda Roshi, led to a forced abortion. The kidnapping was related to the fact that Elvis Roshi had been able to flip a district that traditionally voted for theDPA. Roshi told Albanian authorities that she was not pregnant and that she had made up her kidnapping. In a meeting on human rights in Albania, Tanja Fajon used a debunked story as an example. She apologized and claimed that she was never updated on the story. The use of fake news and personal connections to influence high-ranked EU officials has raised serious concerns.The Albanian government transferred ownership of the land of the National Theatre to Tirana on 8 May 2020 after protests against the construction of a new National Theatre building in Tirana. The land must only be used for the construction of a new theatre building. After more than two years of protests for the protection of National theatre and after a dubious legal procedure, the building was demolished on Sunday 17 May 2020 by police bulldozers with heavy police presence at 4:30 in the morning. During the emergency state in Albania, this action was taken. Several local activists, opposition political parties and artists condemned this decision. The demolition of the theatre was against the rule of law. The lack of dialogue between the authorities and activists before the demolition was voiced by the Delegation of EU in Albania.The Albanian Renaissance Documentary 1979 births Living people Members of the Parliament of Albania Government ministers of Albania Converts to Protestantism from Islam

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Erion Veliaj
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texts: <mask> was born on December 23, 1965, and is an American guitarist. He is a member of a number of punk and pop bands. <mask> was born in Ohio. His parents were from Colorado and his mother was a teacher's aide. <mask> grew up on a farm in rural Northeast Ohio and attended schools in Elyria, Ohio. He recorded his songs on a reel-to-reel tape machine and mailed them to his sister in Germany. After graduating high school, he moved to Cleveland.He was a DJ for six years at Cleveland State University's WCSB, concurrent with his musical career, after he was briefly a non-student college radio DJ in 1984. Punk bands such as Children's Crusade, Starvation Army, and Suspect Device began performing with <mask> in high school. He has performed and/or recorded with many people. Due to Robert Pollard's creation of new imaginary bands, he is sometimes wrongly credited as a member of a variety of fictitious bands. In the 1980s, he was a member of the band Death ofSamantha, a "modernist pop troupe" led by John Petkovic. One of the original members of the band was <mask>. Robert Pollard asked Cobra Verde to be his backing band in 1996 because he was a fan of <mask>'s.There is a person named LP. After joining forces with Guided by Voices, <mask> remained a member of the band for seven years, during which time they released six officialLPs and numerous other releases. Two albums were credited to Lifeguards, Mist King Urth and Waving at the Astronauts, in addition to Speak Kindly of Your Volunteer Fire Department, which was a duo with Robert Pollard. On July 25, 2016 it was announced that <mask> was rejoining Guided by Voices. The early 1990s saw the launch of Gem, his own band, which also included bassist Tim Tobias. The debut album of Gem was recorded in 1994 and released in 1995. Gem's song "Suburban Girl" was cited as one of the greatest things in the history of Cleveland rock by the editor of Cleveland's Alternative Press.The album was called "sort of grown-up Weezer without the anxious pretensions" by Trouser Press. "The woolly and weird chant of 'Sheep,' the bracing T. Rex borrowings of 'Your Heroes Hate You' and the countryfied pun of 'Only a Loan' stood out as 'crafty.' " Gem released another album in 2001. The band formed in anticipation of the 50th anniversary of the first Beatles shows in Germany. The band includes a drummer, a guitarist, and a bassist. The group covers songs from the early days of The Beatles at the Cavern Club. The Beatles lived in cramped storerooms at the squalid movie theater where the band's name was taken.The band played a week of shows in August 2010 at the Indra Club, where the Beatles first played. The group's debut album was released in 2011. An album that "also happens to rock on its own merits" was praised by AllMusic's James Allen for its authentically "scrappy Merseybeat style." Rozzo said that they didn't want to be a tribute band. We thought we were being truer to The Beatles by being ourselves. The group is still active. At the White House Correspondents Jam in Washington, DC, with Chuck Leavell, Bambi Kino played at a benefit concert.The band was formed in 1992 by Matthew Caws and Daniel Lorca. The line-up of Caws, Lorca, drummer Ira Elliot, and <mask> appeared on the 2012 album The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy. The music magazine Blurt wrote an article about the solo career of <mask>. <mask> has recorded three full-length albums as a solo artist, not including his early cassette releases. The self-released cassettes, four-song Cover Songs with Big Heads, and a 1990 release of juvenilia were the beginning of the solo recording career of <mask>. The five- song Malamute Jute was released in 1999. His first solo full-length album was made as an adult in 2004, followed by Call from Restricted in 2008.The album Parade On was released by Nine Mile Records. Blurt wrote that Parade On blends hooks with layers of guitars in a display of diverse examples of "steady, riffs-based rock," and the British music magazine Bearded wrote that the record is "worthy of its own ecstatic praise." Parade On is an eclectic and superbly crafted album of guitar-fueled rock and roll with an extra portion of pop hooks. The multi-instrumental performances included layers of strong lead and rhythm guitar work with "tough yet flexible" bass, in the service of songs ranging from "sparkly jangle" to "sweet but aggressive" hard. Mike Postalakis' music video for "Ready for Death" was released in April of last year. Eternal Summers' third album, The Drop Beneath, was produced by <mask>. The comedy short film Creative Process 473 was scored by him.Scott Miller's song "Dripping with Looks" originally appeared on the 1987 Game Theory album. The Scott Miller memorial tribute album was expected to include a version of <mask>'s music video. The song "Say Goodbye" is on the posthumous Game Theory album Supercalifragile. Miller's previously unfinished song was written by <mask>. As a member of Guided by Voices and other bands, <mask> lives in New York City. It'll Be Such a Thrill is a self-released cassette that was sold by Scat Records. There are 11 songs recorded in Tennessee, North Carolina, and Brooklyn, NY in the CD called Call from Restricted.

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Douglas Scott Gillard
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texts: He was a Japanese master of several martial arts. He introduced aikido to the United Kingdom in 1955. <mask> studied martial arts at the Budo Senmon Gakko. He was a member of the Imperial Japanese Army before and during World War II. He trained in aikido for a decade. <mask> was ranked in several martial arts, including 8th Dan in judo, 6th Dan in aikido, and 6th Dan in Kendo. During the late 1950s, he established several Japanese martial arts councils in the UK.After returning to Japan in 1964, he stayed there for the rest of his life. There are conflicting accounts of Abbe's final years, but it appears that he was in poor health towards the end. On December 15, 1915, Abbe was born in Tokushima Prefecture, on the island of Shikoku. He was the son of a man who was the head of the local school and a teacher of Kendo. Abbe was the youngest child in the family. When Abbe was four years old, his father drowned in a flash flood while training in the mountains. Manpei Hino, a young teacher, became a father figure for the young boy and introduced him to martial arts, including sumo.Abbe became a local school champion in sumo. Abbe was learning from a former police officer. After being promoted to the rank of 1st Dan in the art, he reached 2nd Dan the next year, and 3rd Dan the year after that. He was promoted to 3rd Dan at the age of 16 after receiving an honor from Shohei Hamano, an instructor of the Dai Nippon Butoku Kai. The Tokushima High School Judo League had a champion that year. Abbe captained the team from the town of Kawashima in a regional tournament during his fifth year at the school. The nickname 'Pegasus' was given to him because of his speed and agility.The Butoku Kai had been refereeing at the event when Abbe caught the attention of Shotaro Tobata. The young man should apply for entry to the renowned Budo Senmon Gakko, a college for martial artists. Abbe was helped by a teacher named Nakano to prepare for the entrance exam in Kyoto. There were around 300 candidates that year, of which 20 would be accepted into the judo programme and 20 into the kendo programme. Abbe was accepted into both programmes. In 1934, Abbe moved to Kyoto with his mother and sister to train in the Budo Senmon Gakko program. Busen's head sword instructor, Kinnosuke Ogawa, was a master who held the rank of 10th Dan.At the age of 75 years, his instructor was so skilled that he could not be touched by any of the students or younger instructors. judo tournaments were held every Saturday at Busen. <mask> won all but one of the five matches he fought in a row. In his first year at Busen, he was promoted to 4th Dan. He was promoted to 5th Dan in the autumn of his second year there. <mask> defeated Masahiko Kimura in the 5th Dan division championship in 1935. This match was one of only four professional career losses for Kimura, who was already well known as one of the best judo competitors in Japan.Kimura was heard to say after the match that he was fighting a shadow. <mask> was listed at 156 lbs. Kimura was much heavier than 71 kilograms at the time. 85 lbs. After training hard, Kimura defeated <mask> in a 20-minute practice session at the Kodokan. <mask> was a student in Hajime Tanabe's philosophy class at Kyoto University. During this time, his sister Toyoko began studying Tend-ry naginata under a female instructor named Mitamura Chiyo, and she would continue practicing that art.Abbe took instructor positions with the Osaka police force and a high school in Kyoto after graduating from Busen. He was promoted to 6th Dan in 1937 by the Butoku Kai. Abbe was posted to a garrison in Manchuria after he enlisted in the Imperial Japanese Army. During his time there, he was unable to continue his training in the martial arts, but he was still able to practice kendo. He began formulating his philosophy while abroad. His tour of duty ended in 1941 and he married Keiko in Kyoto. Japan entered World War II at the end of the year that Abbe was a civilian.Abbe studied and mastered jkend in Tokushima Prefecture. He met the founder of aikido, who had trained in jkend, around this time. At this time, Ueshiba was around 60 years old. It was during a train journey in Japan that Abbe first met Ueshiba. "What are you looking at, old man?" <mask> asked Ueshiba as he looked at him. Ueshiba replied, "I know who you are," to which Abbe replied, "Everyone knows me, I am <mask> <mask>, champion of All Japan." Ueshiba was told by <mask> that he didn't look strong enough to be a martial arts master."But young man, you look very strong indeed," Ueshiba said. Please break my finger. After initially declining, Abbe eventually accepted the challenge and shut the old man up. Abbe claimed that he was stuck on the floor of the carriage when he tried to break the old man's finger. Ueshiba was asked to study by <mask> on the floor. Morgan and Ellis give a different account of what happened when Abbe noticed an older man staring at him on the train. You have the build of a 5th Dan, how did you know that?<mask> replied, "Everyone knows who I am, I am <mask> <mask>, the Judo champion of all Japan!" The old man said that he could see it. The old man was tired and wanted to get some sleep. Kenshiro was happy to oblige, as the old man put a finger in his face and said, "You are so powerful, break my finger!" He was going to snap the finger like a twig. The old man was controlling him on the carriage floor. <mask> was allowed to return to his seat by the old man.<mask> <mask> asked who he was. <mask> <mask> requested that he become his student because he was astounded at the technique of the old man. After 10 years of studying aikido under Ueshiba, Abbe reached the rank of 6th Dan. Junko and Noriko were the daughters of the Abbes. In 1945, the Butoku Kai promoted Abbe to 7th Dan in judo and 6th Dan in Kendo. The Butoku Kai and Busen were closed after World War II. Abbe is a teacher at the Kyoto Prefectural Police Department.He taught at Doshisha University in Kyoto and was the Chief Instructor for the Kyoto police. Abbe resigned from the Kyoto police after having a third daughter. He ended his association with the Kodokan in the 1950s because he felt that Japan's judo was declining. Abbe went to the United Kingdom in 1955. He was the first master to teach aikido in the UK. At the Royal Albert Hall in London, he demonstrated aikido. First, he felt that the students there were more concerned with competition than his theories, and second, he felt that the students did not treat him with the appropriate respect for someone of his rank and experience in the martial arts.He founded the International Budo Council in 1955. The hut was a training hall located behind a pub in Hillingdon, London. Ellis said that Abbe used a shinai to hit the body part that was out of place because of his poor command of English. When three youths tried to rob him one evening, Abbe's no-nonsense approach to training matched his approach to self-defence. He was walking down a quiet suburban street on his way home after teaching. The three youths were on the opposite side of the street. He was ready when they approached him."If you don't give us your money, we'll hurt you" said the leader. Abbe casually took his wallet out of his jacket pocket and threw it on the floor as he looked at each one. He said, "I am prepared to die for that wallet, what about you?" The three would-be attackers looked at a wallet on the floor and then at each other, before moving away. Abbe walked home after picking up his wallet. Ellis said that there was not a lot of love and harmony from Abbe sensei. The British Aikido Council, British Karate Council, British Kendo Council, and British Kyudo Council were established by Abbe.At this time, he was travelling extensively through the UK and Europe, and invited Japanese martial art masters to teach in the UK. Abbe's family remained in Japan. Robinson wrote, "he did invite his family to live with him in London, however they refused, apparently not at all attracted by the life style that <mask> offered them in England." Abbe was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Abbe was promoted to 8th Dan by late 1960. The rank with his name was included by independent sources in the late 1960s. He held the rank of 5th Dan in karate and jkend, as well as his ranks in judo, aikido, and kendo.British professional wrestler Peter Thornley, best known as the original masked version of Kendo Nagasaki, has reported that <mask> trained him in martial arts and gave him a samurai sword as a gift. The Summer Olympics were held in Tokyo. While in his homeland, he met with Ueshiba, updated him on the progress of aikido in the UK, and asked him to send another instructor to teach the art in the UK. Ueshiba sent a man to the UK in 1966 to continue the work done by <mask>. During <mask>'s absence from the UK, a dismissed BJC senior executive and several senior instructors set up their own BJC group and misappropriated his financial and organisational resources. <mask> returned to the UK in 1969 and was upset with the situation with this group. He left the UK after former colleagues refused to help him rebuild the organisation.There are differing accounts of Abbe's last years in Japan. According to Morgan and Ellis, he lived with his family for the rest of his life, while Cavalcanti and Bagot claim that he ended up living apart from his family. According to sources, Abbe was in poor health and in poor spirits towards the end of his life. He was hospitalized after he suffered a stroke. Abbe died in Japan. It was not immediately laid to rest because he chose to donate his body for medical education. Zuiganji Temple, located south of Mount Bizan in Tokushima, was where Abbe's funeral was held on 10 June 1986 and he was buried or commemorated at the family grave there.Robinson wrote, "<mask> was the master who introduced Kendo, Aikido, Karate, Kyodo, Jukendo, Iaido, Yarido and Naginatado to Europe yet he died almost totally alone and forgotten by most." Gunji Koizumi has a list of aikidoka. The English spelling of the Japanese name is "Abe". Most sources use the word "Abbe" with regard to <mask> Abbe. Most sources give 1915 and 1985 as Abbe's years of birth and death, but some give slightly different years. A. When there is more than one English version of a Japanese name, this article uses the more common version.'c.' The organisation that Abbe founded has differing accounts. Depending on the source, the people involved, the roles of these people, and the years of establishment vary. The British Judo Council's founding year is most often given as 1958, which includes a BJC source, but other sources have given other years. Some sources mention Abbe alone in the founding role, while others mention Masutaro Otani or Bill Woods. Sources say that Otani founded his own school and that the BJC merged with it in 1970. Kodokan Judo Institute 1915 births 1985 deaths Japanese aikidoka Japanese male judoka Japanese male karateka Japanese kendoka Imperial Japanese Army personnel of World War II are people from Tokushima.

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texts: <mask> was a former German judge. The 7th Chamber of the criminal division of the Nuremberg-Frth District Court was presided over by him. The chamber that sentenced the justice victim to a forensic hospital became known as the Brixner chamber. Journalists raised doubts about the procedure in 2011. The conditions for confinement of the accused were not satisfied by the Regensburg regional court. <mask>'s parents were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 As a teenager, Brixner had a talent for handling the ball.A player in the 1 was Brixner. The TSV 1860 Ansbach and the TSV 1891 Frauenaurach are also associated with FC Nuremberg. He was the coach of the women's team for many years. FC Nrnberg is located in Nrnberg, Germany. <mask> was the coach of the youth until 1991. <mask> studied law after military service. He applied for a position as a prosecuting attorney in the judicial service.He was considered "born" for this job after three years as a prosecutor. In 1976, <mask> became a judge at the district court. The Nuremberg-Frth district court was started in October 1987 by <mask>. The 6th Chamber of the criminal division was chaired by <mask> after he became chairman of the Nuremberg-Frth district court. He chairs the 7th Chamber of the criminal court, which is responsible for drug and general criminal matters. Communication was never used in criminal proceedings. In interviews with legislators, Brixner demanded the abolition of life imprisonment and the introduction of temporary sentences of up to 40 years.By the end of June 2008, <mask> had retired. He was married to Christa <mask>. There were two children and four grandchildren for the couple. The person lives in Herzogenaurach. He is a lieutenant colonel. In September 2003 the Nuremberg District Court heard the case of Gustl Mollath, who was accused of false imprisonment and assault against his wife. The case was sent to the Nuremberg-Frth Regional Court because the court considered an accommodation possible.In August 2006 the Nuremberg-Frth Regional Court pronounced Mollath not guilty by reason of insanity, stating that the lack of control could not be ruled out. According to the court, Mollath continued to be a threat to society, so instead of punishment, he was confined to a closed mental health facility. According to the court, Mollath had a paranoid thought system. The conviction of his former wife, an employee of the HypoVereinsbank, was a factor in this. An internal audit report of the HypoVereinsbank supports some of the allegations made by Mollath. The district court of Nuremberg-Frth did not know about the report for many years. The audit report's content became public.The report stated that all of the allegations were true. The lawyer for Mollath applied for a re trial. The district court of Regensburg came to the conclusion that the prerequisites for Mollath's confinement to psychiatry were not met. There was a committee of inquiry in the state parliament. The presiding judge was publicly accused. During the trial, witnesses and jurors said that Brixner acted uncontrollably and interrupted Mollath whenever he spoke about the money laundered. The trial was presided over by Trial Brixner.In a TV interview, juror Karl-Heinz Westenrieder said that Brixner threatened to ban Mollath from the courtroom if he mentioned tax evasion or money laundered. A person who listened to the trial said that Brixner was very angry. Brixner spoke in a very harsh tone and shouted at Mollath for eight hours. Brixner was accused of partiality as a result of media research. According to reports, Martin Maske, the future husband of Petra's former wife, was already dating her during the 2006 criminal trial. In 1980, Brixner was a coach. During the criminal proceedings, Brixner kept this secret.According to a written statement by a retired associate judge in the trial of Mollath, Petra met and talked with Brixner during the trial. Maske said he had no contact with Brixner since the early 1980s. The criminal proceedings in 2006 may have led to a meeting with Maske. In his application for reactivating the case, Strate alleged that Brixner had decided the makeup of the court himself, refrained from hearing the accused, and denied the right to be heard. Brixner was criticized for never taking note of the 106-page binder provided by Mollath and containing what he claimed to be exculpatory evidence. The outrage against Brixner was sparked by the fact that all German courts have an obligation to take note of the case of the parties. There is a fundamental right to be heard.There are 103 para. Basic law. In the run-up to the criminal proceedings, in a telephone conversation with the Ministry of Finance, <mask> allegedly halted the investigation by the tax authorities of Mollath's allegations concerning money laundered. German judges Jurists from Baden-Wrttemberg were mentioned.

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texts: <mask> is best known for his work with the band The Fratellis. He played in a band called Codeine Velvet Club and is a solo artist. Lawler was originally from Cumbernauld but later moved to Glasgow. He dropped out of college within three hours after attending St. Maurice's High School. He was a member of various bands, including an Oasis and Blur covers band. In 2005, Lawler responded to an advert placed in a music shop by Gordon McRory, which stated "Opportunity of a lifetime... seeks band to make our mark on the music industry". He put his name as "Graeme" to avoid detection by his current bandmates because he was looking for a new band.After calling the number, asking for "Graeme", he was told he had the wrong number, but he tried one more time and got a hold of McRory and the band started to form, with Barry Wallace joining the band on bass. The band has a lead guitarist, a lead vocalist, and a writer. After the initial drummer did not work out, he switched to drums. Here We Stand and We Need Medicine are the only ones credited to him. During the promotion of Fratellis' debut album, he decided to leave the US tour and return to Glasgow because he was too tired to play the rest of the tour. He was more grateful for the success of the band because he saw this as a mistake. After playing a few dates in 2009, the band parted ways for the foreseeable future.<mask> started and finished Codeine Velvet Club while he was a solo artist. The Eilidh Brown Memorial Fund was raised by The Fratellis on June 15, 2012 nearly three years after they last performed together. To see how playing together again felt and to test audience interest, the band have continued to play together, recording albums and touring since. Half Drunk Under a Full Moon, which had been delayed due to the COVID-19 epidemic, will be released in 2021. During the promotion of Here We Stand, he stated that he wanted to create a solo album to keep himself busy once the band were done touring the album, with the band scheduled to take a break. He was going to create an album with Lou Hickey, who he met through her friendship with Lawler's wife. On August 23, 2009, it was confirmed that the band had changed its name from Codeine Breakfast Club to Codeine Velvet Club.He reverted to using his proper name while playing in this band. The band's debut album was to be released on 16 November 2009, however, this was later pushed back to 28 December 2009. One of the tracks on the album, "Nevada", was co-written by Lawler and Will Foster. A live band consisting of Ross MacFarlane on drums, Will Foster on keys and guitar, Lewis Gordon on bass and various horn players known as 'The Velvet Horns' toured the UK and the US in 2009. After deciding that he couldn't commit to the band anymore, he called an end to the band and also announced his solo career, as well as returning to her solo career. A solo career was in the works when he set up a new page on the social networking site. He began using the name <mask> again.While discussing the end of Codeine Velvet Club, Lawler confirmed his intentions of going solo and taking the backing musicians with him. "Dead Street Affair", "She's My Shaker" and "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" are some of the demo tracks Lawler has given away since announcing he is going solo. Allan James and Mince <mask> would be sharing drumming duties on the tour in 2011. After playing some solo shows, Lawler went to Los Angeles in late 2010 to record his debut solo album, Psycho Jukebox, with Tony Hoffer, who produced the first Fratellis' album. The song "Whistle for the Choir" is a reference to the Fratellis' song "Nina". A free track called "Rhythm Doesn't Make You a Dancer" was released on his website in February of 2011. He had a lot of time for these songs, even though they couldn't fit on the album."Santo Domingo" was the first single from the album. "Baby We're Refugees!" is the second single. It was released on 12 June 2011. After embarking on a Scottish tour in March/April 2011, Lawler added two new tracks to Psycho Jukebox, which pushed its release date back to late July. Due to the label's schedule, he wasn't able to add any more tracks to the album, but he did say that they were worth adding to the album. Pictures were posted on his Facebook page showing him in the studio with his band. He used his account to let people know that he was in the studio, but he didn't say what the sessions were for.On January 13, 2012 it was revealed that it was for a second solo album. The last song in the preview was "Dead Radio", a song that Lawler tried to add to Psycho Jukebox, but the label had already locked down the release dates and track listing. On February 24, 2012 Lawler announced on his website and Facebook that he was almost done with his album and that it was going to be called Bright Night Flowers. He asked that his fans record sounds of their city during the morning and night so that they could be used on the album, and whoever helped would be mentioned on the album sleeve. He had finished the album, but it would be put to one side for the time being as he was recording a new album. <mask> used to say that he made another record that would probably never see the light of day. As soon as I finished it, I put it in a drawer and said, "No one else is ever going to hear that."It's perverse to not release it. I was making it for myself. It needed to be done. I enjoy it so much that I don't want to ruin it. <mask> said in an interview that he had re- recorded Bright Night Flowers and that he might have changed his mind about releasing it. I did that over the summer. At some point, if someone wants to release it, it will find its way out there.Fans noticed that his website had been changed to a "Coming Soon" holding page. An announcement of Bright Night Flowers is coming soon after The Fratellis reactivated their account with a date of 30 October. The release of Bright Night Flowers was announced on 30 October. The album's title track was released by <mask>. Most of the songs on the debut album of The Fratellis used a guitar, with the exception of a few. He used several guitars and electrics for his second album, Here We Stand. He used three guitars for the acoustic performances.While playing live with Codeine Velvet Club, he used a red Fender Stratocaster and a rosewood Fender Telecaster, which were both humbucker sized P-90's. His preferred guitars during his solo career were Stratocasters and Telecasters. He used a red Telecaster for the Fratellis' tour. He lives in Glasgow's West End with his wife. The title of the Fratellis' hit single, "Chelsea Dagger", is a play on Britney Spears. Jamie was born in 1997 to a girl he was seeing when he was 18. Lawler is a big fan of Celtic F.C.Here We Stand, Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied, In Your Own Sweet Time, Half Drunk Under a Full Moon, Codeine Velvet Club, Psycho Jukebox, solo, Bright Night are some of the songs on the disc.

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texts: <mask> is a professor at the Faculty of Natural Science at Imperial College London. The Principal Investigator of the Atom Interferometer Observatory and Network (AION) and one of the lead authors of the Atomic Experiment for Dark Matter and Gravity Exploration in Space (AEDGE) is currently serving as one of the lead scientists on the CMS experiment. He was associated with the LEP collider and the BaBar experiment. The group of scientists were responsible for the discovery of the Boson particle and later for finding the traces of dark matter. After receiving support from the Landesgraduiertenfrderung, he received his doctorate from Heidelberg University in 1999. From 1999 to 2001 he was a fellow at the ALEPH Experiment and from 2001 to 2001 he was a research associate at the BABAR experiment. He returned to the organization as a research staff member in 2004.He is a professor at Imperial College of London. The Compact Muon Solenoid experiment joined the CMS experiment. He was the convener of the tracker alignment group. He was the co-convenor of the Calibration and Alignment group. The MasterCode Project was started in 2007, with the aim to interpret the data related to the LHC results in better fashion. He became a member of the physics management office after he was in charge of the physics group. The data analysis for developing and overseeing the scientific validity of the key discovery and subsequent characterization channel was examined by the chair of the analysis review committee.In September of 2016 he was nominated as the convener of the search group. He is the editor of Supersymmetry related topics at the Particle Physics Data Group. The Principal Investigator of The Atom Interferometer Observatory and Network is a man named AION. AION is led by Imperial College of London and involves King's College London, the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and the University of Birmingham. The aim of the project is to explore the dark matter and explore viable options for applying and implementing quantum technology in commercial domain. The AION is designed to explore fundamental concerns of fundamental physics, astrophysics and cosmology by using cold atom technologies. The first large-scale atom interferometer in the UK will be developed thanks to the funding received by the project.Notable works are Bertoldi, A., Bongs, K., and Bouyer. AEDGE is an experiment for dark matter and gravity. Exp Astron will take place in 2021. There are big bang and black holes. N.p. The CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform was released in 2010. There is a supersymmetry after the discovery of the Higgs Discovery.Springer Berlin-Heidelberg was published in Germany. The Sixth Alexander Friedmann International Seminar on Gravitation and Cosmology was held in Cargse, France. World Scientific was published in Singapore in 2005. There are external links to the INSPIRE-HEP Imperial College of London Faculty Profile and the ResearchGate Living people Particle physicists.


texts: <mask> was an American clergyman of the Roman Catholic Church. He was the bishop of Miami until his death in 1977. The second of three children of William and B<mask>, <mask> was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His father, who worked as a railroad brakeman and clerk for Carnegie Steel Company, died in 1922. His older brother, Howard Joseph, served as Bishop of Altoona-Johnstown, and his younger brother, Walter Sharp, worked in the Vatican. He graduated from Duquesne University after attending Holy Rosary elementary and high schools. His theological studies were done at a seminary.On June 15, 1930, he became a priest for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. He was a pastor at the Church of the Resurrection in Brookline. Holy Cross Church is on the South Side. He received a Doctor of Canon Law degree from the Catholic University of America in 1944. He was the founding pastor of St. Maurice Church in Forest Hills. He became pastor at Sacred Heart Church in East Liberty in 1951. He was promoted to the rank of domestic prelate in 1952.He was the head of the philosophy department at Duquesne University for four years. Pope Pius XII appointed the auxiliary Bishop of Pittsburgh and Titular Bishop of Pitanae on August 25, 1953. The consecration took place at the Cathedral of St. Paul on November 10, with Bishop John Francis Dearden and Michael Joseph Ready serving as co-consignors. Pennsylvania's first Catholic governor, David L. Lawrence, attended his consecration. As an auxiliary bishop,<mask> assisted Bishop Dearden with the administrative duties of the diocese, and continued to serve as pastor of Sacred Heart Church. The first bishop of the new Diocese of Miami in Florida was named on August 13, 1958. He was installed on October 7.The catholic population in southern Florida was 185,000 at the time of his arrival. The archdiocese was made up of eight counties and had over one million Catholics, 500 priests, and 750 nuns. St. John Vianney College Seminary was founded a little over a year after his installation. He opened a seminary in 1963. The Voice is a weekly newspaper. Over half a million Cuban refugees were welcomed into the diocese. In 1960, he used the four-story school building of Gesu Church to establish a welfare agency that provided medical care, child care, legal aid, employment service, food, clothing and cash for Cuban refugees.He scolded Monsignor Bryan O. Walsh for not agreeing to resettle more children. Some Hispanic Catholics, including a number of priests, accused <mask> of showing little interest in their community. They said he was trying to Anglicize the diocese by limiting Spanish-language education in parochial schools. African American and Jewish leaders had a good relationship with <mask>. He opened rehabilitation centers for drug and alcoholics and established homes for the elderly and unwed mothers. The 1968 Republican National Convention was held in Miami Beach. For his outspoken conservative political views and progressive social outlook, <mask> was known for his firm control over his priests and parishioners.He was a strong supporter of the Save Our Children campaign and opposed a local law prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. He supported the civil rights movement and was an advocate for racial justice. He was described as a "hardline Roman Catholic traditionalist" who was known for his opposition to the church's liberalizing tendencies. The practice of abstaining from meat on Fridays was opposed by him. On March 2, 1968, Pope Paul VI elevated the Diocese of Miami to the rank of an archdiocese. The metropolitan bishop of Miami was given the status of a bishop over the two new Dioceses. Edward A. McCarthy was appointed Coadjutor Archbishop of Miami in 1976.At the age of 72, he died of a disease at his residence in Miami Beach. He was buried in the priests' section of the cemetery. There were 20th century Roman Catholic archbishops in the United States and American Roman Catholic clergy of Irish descent.

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texts: <mask> was born on 2 April 1928 and died on 2 March 1991 He was known for his provocative and scandalous releases which caused uproar in France, as well as his diverse artistic output, which ranged from his early work in jazz, chanson, and yé-y. Gainsbourg's varied musical style and individuality make him difficult to categorize, although his legacy has been firmly established and he is often regarded as one of the world's most influential popular musicians. His works incorporated wordplay with a variety of meanings. A range of artists have covered <mask>'s songs more than 1,000 times. Since his death from a second heart attack in 1991, Gainsbourg's music has reached legendary stature in France, and he has become one of the country's best-loved public figures. He gained a cult following in the United Kingdom and the United States with his hits "Bonnie and Clyde" and "Je t'aime...On 2 April 1928, Lucien Ginsburg was born in Paris. He was the son of Jewish Ukrainian migrants, Joseph Ginsburg, who was born in 1896 in Feodosia, Russian Empire, and died in 1971 in Paris. Ginsburg taught his children to play the piano and was a classically trained musician who played the piano in cabarets and casinos. The occupation of France by Germany during World War II profoundly affected Gainsbourg's childhood. He was able to use the yellow star that Jews were required to wear in Gainsbourg as inspiration. The Ginsburg family was able to travel from Paris to Limoges under false papers. The Zone libre was still a refuge for Jews under the administration of the collaborationist Vichy government.He dropped out of his high school in Paris in order to complete his Baccalauréat. Gainsbourg attended Beaux-Arts de Paris, a prestigious art school, before moving to the Académie de Montmartre, where his professors included the likes of Fernand Léger. Gainsbourg met his first wife, who was also a part-time model, at that location. They were married in 1951 and divorced in 1957. He served in the military for a year in Courbevoie. He spent the time playing dirty songs on his guitar, visiting prostitutes and drinking, eventually admitting that the service made him an alcoholic. Gainsbourg taught music and drew in a school outside of Paris.The school was set up for the orphans of murdered deportees. The accounts of Nazi persecution and genocide were told to Gainsbourg here. <mask> earned his living working odd jobs and playing piano in bars as a stand-in for his father, who was a painter. He became the venue pianist at Madame Arthur. Gainsbourg decided to change his first name to <mask> because he felt that it was representative of his Jewish background, as his future partner Jane Birkin relates: "Lucien reminded him of a hairdresser's assistant". He chose Gainsbourg as his last name because he admired Thomas Gainsborough. Gainsbourg had a revelation when he saw Boris Vian at the Milord l'Arsouille club.<mask> and Michle Arnaud were at the Milord l'Arsouille. The compositions of Gainsbourg were discovered by the club's director and his wife in 1957. Gainsbourg was pushed on stage by Claude. The day in the life of a Paris Métro ticket man, whose job is to stamp holes in passengers' tickets, was the subject of his performance. The man eventually thinks of putting a hole into his own head and being buried in another, according to Gainsbourg. Jacques Canetti helped propel his career with a spot at the Thétre des Trois Baudets and on his tours after Claude gave him his own show. Arnaud recorded several interpretations of Gainsbourg's songs.His debut album was Du chant!... It was recorded in the summer of 1958 and was backed by an orchestra. Despite winning the grand prize at L'Academie Charles Cross and being praised by Boris Vian, it was released in September and became a commercial and critical failure. N 2 was his next album. He made his film debut in 1959 with a supporting role in the French-Italian co-production Come Dance with Me. He played a Roman officer in the film The Revolt of the Slaves. He would play "nasty characters" in other productions.Gainsbourg's first commercial success came in 1960 with his single "L'Eau  la bouche", the title song from the film of the same name, for which he had composed the score. One of Gainsbourg's best known songs from this period was "La Chanson de Prévert", which was lifted from a Jacques Prévert poem. Gainsbourg wrote "La Javanaise" for her after a night of drinking champagne and dancing with Gréco. They both released versions of the song in 1962, but Gainsbourg's version has stayed the longest. <mask>bourg N 4 incorporated Latin and rock and roll influences while Gainsbourg Confidentiel was a more minimalist jazz album with a double bass and electric guitar. Gainsbourg became one of the most important figures in French pop after writing a string of hits for artists like Bar. After being introduced by a friend, he began a successful collaboration that would produce hits like "N'écoute pas les idoles" and "Laisse tomber les filles".The Prestissimo in F minor is inspired by the 4th movement. Double entendres and wordplay are a staple of Gainsbourg's lyrics. The song "Les sucettes", which featured references to oral sex, wasUnbeknownst to the 18-year-old Gall, who thought the song was about lollipops. In 2001, she felt betrayed by the adults around her and expressed her displeasure at Gainsbourg's antics. On January 7, 1964, Gainsbourg married his second wife, Franoise-Antoinette "Béatrice" Pancrazzi, with whom he had two children. A son, Paul, was born in 1968. In February 1966 he divorced Béatrice.His next album, Gainsbourg Percussions, was inspired by the music of African musicians. Gainsbourg was sued for lifting three tracks from a 1960 album. The album has been hailed as being ahead of its time for incorporating world music and depicting interracial love. <mask> composed the music and sung the words of a science fiction writer for several songs made for a series of animated Marie-Mathematics shorts. He would duet with Michle Arnaud on her 1966 comeback record. <mask> wrote the script and provided the soundtrack for the musical comedy television film Anna. The Gainsbourg song, "Bom-Badaboum" by Minouche Barelli, was entered by Monaco in the 1967.<mask> had a brief love affair with Bardot. He wrote two duets for her after she asked him to write the most beautiful love song he could imagine. The erotic yet cynical "Je t'aime", describing the hopelessness of physical love, was recorded by the pair in a small glass booth in Paris. After Bardot's husband became aware of the recording, he demanded it be withdrawn. Bardot begged <mask> not to release it. Bardot's album contained four songs written by Gainsbourg, including duets such as the playful "Comic Strip", which tells the story of the American criminal couple and was based on a poem written by Bonnie. His initials were B.B.His first album in four years was included in 1968. The album was mostly recorded in London in the swinging sixties. The title track was named after Bardot and borrowed heavily from Dvok's New World symphony. Bonnie and Clyde was a collection of previously recorded duets and other material. His percussion heavy 1968 single "Requiem pour un con" was performed by <mask> in the crime film Le Pacha, for which he was the composer. <mask> wrote a French version of the song "It Hurts to Say Goodbye" after he left Bardot. The result was "Comment te dire adieu", which is notable for its uncommon rhymes and has become one of Hardy's signature songs.<mask> fell in love with Jane Birkin, the younger English singer and actress, in the mid-1968. In the film, <mask> plays a commercial director who has an affair on his pregnant wife with a younger woman played by Birkin. Birkin was dueted with Gainsbourg on the title theme. The relationship lasted over a decade. Charlotte was born in July 1971 and went on to become an actress and singer. According to their daughter Charlotte, they were not married. Birkin was asked to re-record "Je t'aime..." by Gainsbourg.Her vocals were higher than Bardot's and climaxed in orgasm sounds. The song was temporarily banned from the UK Singles Chart due to its sexual content. It was banned from the radio in several countries before 11pm. The song was denounced by The Vatican. On the album Jane Birkin/<mask>bourg there were new recordings of songs written by other artists, including "L'anamour" and "Sous le soleil exactement". It was the 44th best album of the 1960s. He and Birkin starred in another Gainsbourg-scored film, Cannabis, in which he played an American mobster who falls in love with a girl from a wealthy family.His record company was expecting Gainsbourg to produce another hit. He decided to "move onto something serious" after making a fortune. Histoire de Melody Nelson is a 1971 concept album that tells the story of an illegal relationship between a narrator and a teenager after he ran her over in his car. The album features Gainsbourg's distinctive half-spoken, half-sung vocal delivery, loose drums, guitar, and bass, and lush string and choral arrangements by Jean-Claude Vannier. It only sold 15,000 copies, but it has become influential and is often considered his best work. The television special starred <mask> and Birkin. He had a heart attack in 1973, but refused to stop drinking and smoking.The album Rock Around the Bunker was written on the subject of National Socialism. During World War II, <mask> and his family were forced to wear a yellow star as a mark of their faith. The mid-1970s "retro" trend was associated with Rock Around the Bunker. The release of L'Homme  tte de chou (Cabbage-Head Man) featured a new character and sumptuous orchestral themes. His nickname is Cabbage-Head Man because it refers to his ears. L'homme tte de chou was Gainsbourg's last English rock album. He produced two reggae albums in Jamaica in 1979 and 1981 and two electronic funk albums in New York in 1984 and 1987.He recorded a version of the French national anthem "La Marseillaise" in Jamaica in 1979. His song earned him death threats from right-wing veteran soldiers of the Algerian War of Independence, who were opposed to their national anthem being arranged in reggae style, because of harsh and anti-semitic criticism in right-wing newspaper Le Figaro. A show had to be canceled in 1979 because of an angry crowd of French Army parachutists. <mask> raised his fist and said "The true meaning of our national anthem is revolutionary" while singing it with the audience. As French TV news broadcast the scene, it created more publicity. <mask> bought the original manuscript of "La Marseillaise". His version was closer to the original as the manuscript features the words "Aux armes et ctera..." for the chorus.Major hits "Lola Rastaquoure", "Aux armes et ctera", and a French version of Sam Theard were all on this album. In 1981 Rita and the I-Three would record another album with him. Bob was angry that Gainsbourg made his wife sing erotic lyrics. In 2003 new mixes of "Aux Armes...", including versions of both albums by Jamaican artists, were released as double "Dub Style" albums to critical praise in France as well as abroad and to international commercial success. <mask> was established as an influential icon in European pop music thanks to Aux Armes et Ctera. <mask> wrote an album for a French rocker. Although considered a masterpiece by French critics, the album was a failure.Jane Birkin left Gainsbourg after 13 years. He produced three more albums for her: Baby Alone in Babylone, Lost Song and Amour des feintes. <mask> became a regular on French TV near the end of his life. His appearances became more about his controversial sense of humor. He burned three-quarters of a 500-French-franc bill on television to protest against taxes. He showed up drunk and unshaven on stage at Champs-lysées in April 1986 when he objected to the translation of his comments to Whitney Houston. <mask> spat out at her, "You're nothing but a filthy whore" to which Ringer replied, "look at you, you're just a bitter old alcoholic..."This incident was the last straw for many in France, and much of his later work was overlooked since it was often done and performed while he was drunk. Due to <mask>'s passing, the duet of "You Rascal You" had less sales than would have been expected. He had a hard time apologizing to Whitney Houston. After that particular incident, <mask> had a drink in his hand and a lit cigarette between his lips, which was disgusting to many, and he was never again clean in public. Pierre Desproges said that he admired <mask> when he was alive and that he was the only genius looking like a garbage can. His songs became more eccentric during this time, ranging from the anti-drug "Aux Enfants de la Chance" to the controversial duet with his daughter Charlotte named "Lemon Incest". Some of the albums and songs he produced for women, like Baby Alone in Babylone and Amour des feintes for Jane Birkin, are highly successful.Bambou was his last official partner. They had a son in 1986. Lise Lévitzky published a book in 2010 that raises the possibility of Gainsbourg being bisexual. In her book, La jeune fille et Gainsbourg, she reveals that she had a love affair with the musician during his last years and that she sent him a love letter when she was 16. While a judge at a film festival in Val d'Isre, he was extremely intoxicated at a local theatre where he was to give a presentation. He collapsed on stage after telling an obscene story about a champagne bottle and Bardot. His health deteriorated over time.He denied any connection to cancer or the disease of the bile duct. He had to rest and recover in Vezelay so his appearances and releases became sparse. He released Love on the Beat, a controversial electronic album with mostly sexual themes, and his last studio album, You're Under Arrest, which featured more synthesizer-driven songs. <mask> appeared in over 50 films and television shows. He and Rhonda Fleming starred in the Italian film La rivolta degli schiavi as Corvino, the Roman Emperor Massimiano's evil henchman. He wrote music and appeared in a movie as himself. In 1969 he appeared in William Klein's pop art satire Mr. Freedom and in the same year he co-starred with Jane Birkin in The Pleasure Pit.He played a role of a partisan in the French-Yugoslav film where he acted with Birkin. They acted together in Cannabis and Seven Deaths in the Cat's Eye in 1973. He and Birkin appeared in the film Egon Schiele - Exzess und Bestrafung. Gainsbourg wrote and directed four feature films. The first color film made for French television "Anna" was co-written by him. He directed a few music videos, including the controversial "Morgane de toi" for his friend, featuring a group of naked children running on a beach. Gainsbourg wrote the soundtracks for nearly 60 films and television programs.In 1996, he received a posthumous César Award for Best Music Written for a Film, along with Zbigniew Preisner andMichel Colombier. <mask> wrote a novel about a man who became a famous avant-garde painter by exploiting his uncontrollable and violent farts, generating the trademark shaky graphic style of his works. On March 2, 1991, <mask> died of a heart attack, a month shy of his 63rd birthday. He was buried in the Jewish section of the Montparnasse Cemetery. He was the French President's Apollinaire. The song was elevated to the level of art by him. Gainsbourg's music has become legendary in France.He has gained a following in the English-speaking world, with many artists influenced by his arrangements. Petula Clark's success in France was due to her recordings of Gainsbourg's songs. She recorded La Chanson de Gainsbourg as a tribute to the composer of some of her biggest hits. The majority of Gainsbourg's lyrics can be found in the volume. The house in Paris where <mask> lived from 1969 until 1991 remains a celebrated shrine, with his ashtrays and various items, such as police badges and bullets, intact. Photographs of significant figures in Gainsbourg's life, including Bardot and Birkin, are covered in graffiti on the outside of the house. The band was named after the song "Initials B.B."Gainsbourg (Vie héroque), a film written and directed by comic book artist Joann Sfar, was released in France in 2010. <mask> is portrayed by Eric Elmosnino as an adult and Kacey Mottet Klein as a child. The film was nominated for an additional eight César Awards. The Gainsbourg 2008 exhibition was held by the Cité de la Musique. Enregistrement public au Thétre Le Palace was re-released in 2006 as Gainsbourg. 1969: Le Pacha; 1970: Cannabis; 1977: Madame Claude; 1980: Je. B.O.F.The majority of his EPs were released as 7-inch promo singles. A 207-track survey of Gainsbourg's career from 1959 to 1981 is contained in the Notes Editions De Gainsbourg  Gainsbarre. Le Poinonneur Des Lilas was published in 1959-1960. La Javanaise was published in 1961. The Couleur Café was published in 1963. Initials B.B. was published in 1966-1968. The 1969-1971 edition of Je T'Aime Non Plus.The Je Suis Venu Te Dire Que Je M'en Vais was published in 1973. L'Homme  Tte de Chou was published in 1975. Aux Armes et Ctera was published in 1979. Anna was born in 1967. The highlights collection from 1990 is called De Gainsbourg  Gainsbarre. The box was re-released in 1994 with two more discs of Love on the Beat and You're Under Arrest. The tenth anniversary of <mask>'s death was marked by the issuing of an 18-CD box containing each of his sixteen studio albums and a disc of rarities.<mask>'s film music was covered in a 3-CD box. The twentieth anniversary of <mask>'s death was marked by a 20-CD, 271-track box. His studio albums and related tracks can be found on the first sixteen discs. They are followed by a disc of singles, a disc of television and radio recordings, and two discs of film music.

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texts: <mask> was a right-wing Russian military officer, publisher and journalist. <mask> was born in Kiev in the family of a general with a German background. He worked in the Ministry of Internal Affairs from 1891 to 1892. He entered military service in 1893. He rose to the rank of colonel after serving in the cavalry. He joined the Black-Hundredist Union of Archangel Michael and wrote for right-wing publications in the years before World War I. He commanded a cavalry unit during the war.He developed a strong emotional attachment to the woman. There were rumors of an affair. He left the army after the February Revolution. After the October Revolution, he was imprisoned by the Bolsheviks for his role in an alleged plot to overthrow the government. He pleaded not guilty and pointed out that the Bolsheviks had overthrown the government. He was sentenced to a year in prison by the revolutionary tribunal, but was released early in 1918. He met fellow right-wingers, including Pyotr Shabelsky-Bork.He kept notes while in prison. He made a dangerous journey to fight with the White Army and was rescued by German forces and taken to Germany. In 1919 he was in Berlin, where he published the short-lived right-wing newspapers "Prizyv" and "A Ray of Light". <mask> personally introduced the Protocols of the Elders of Zion from Russia to Germany, and through his magazines, republished and promoted the Protocols while advocating the destruction of the world's Jewry. After the Kapp Putsch of March 1920, <mask> moved from Berlin to Munich. He published a book in Russian called Krestny Put, which was translated into German as Via Dolorosa. There, in 1922, as a leading member of the conspiratorial Aufbau Vereinigung, he had lengthy and detailed discussions with Hitler on ideological matters.He moved to France in 1927 under suspicion for his involvement in the assassination of a Russian. <mask> was a Russian monarchist with contempt for the people. He was influenced by the anti-Semitic speculations in A Writer's Diary. The "Jewish plan for world domination" was called for by him. He wanted to restore the strong authority of the Tsar in Russia with the help of the Germans. He wanted Orthodoxy to unite with Catholicism and to learn from it's methods in fighting the enemy at Easter Week in all the churches and all the cathedrals of our homeland. Burbank thinks it would be a nationwide pogrom.Walter Laqueur describes his ideas as a half-way house between the old Black Hundred and National Socialism, and claims that <mask> distinguished two kinds of anti-semitism: the "higher", concerned with restrictive laws against the Jews, and the "lower", the brutal <mask>'s belief that the German and Russian peoples have to unite to defeat the Jews would result in world peace, was mentioned by David Redles. In his writings, <mask> insists that one way or another the Jews must be removed. Although his ideas were not taken seriously, he saw the success of the Protocols of Zion in Germany. <mask> and his colleagues did not publicly propose "exterminating Jews along the lines of the National Socialist policy that became known as the Final Solution". Laqueur concluded, "<mask> is quite emphatic about this, the only solution is total physical extermination." According to Richard Pipes, it was <mask> and his friends who first called for the physical extermination of the Jews.<mask> appears to have been responsible for Hitler's conversion to the idea of a worldwide Jewish-Bolshevist conspiracy despite Laqueur's conviction that his upper class ideas would have been of little interest or value to Hitler. Many of Alfred Rosenberg's ideas were said to have come from the writings of his friend <mask>. After the failure of the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923, his influence on Nazi thought waned, but he bears some responsibility for the horrors that occurred when anti-Slav sentiment gained ascendancy in Nazi policy. References Ahad Ha'am. Tany vozhd udesk. : Miss L. Fry by Th. Vinberg was trying to prove the "Protokoly Sonskikh Mudretsov" published in a work by S. A.Thedor <mask> <mask> Berlin was born in 1922. The Russian Roots of Nazism was published in 1921 by Krestny Put. 149 seq. Walter Laqueur wrote Russia and Germany, a Century of Conflict. The total number of seq. The Warrant for Genocide was written by Norman Cohn. There were 90, 140, and 155-156.Jane Burbank wrote about intelligentsia and revolution. New York; Oxford: Oxford University Press. Russia under the Bolshevik Regime was written by Richard Pipes. White migré Influence on the Genesis of Nazi Ideology, 1868-1923 Births of Antisemitism in Russia Emigrants from the Russian Empire to France Emigrants from the Russian Empire to Germany Members of the Russian

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texts: <mask> was a French militant political activist. He was a fascist during World War II and joined the Nazis. <mask> became involved in neo-fascist and white supremacist publications after the war ended. He wrote a book that was influential on the European far-right. <mask> died in a car accident. According to scholar Nicolas Lebourg, <mask>'s openly advertised racialism has paved the way to an anti-colonialist and anti-immigrant ethnopluralism celebrated by the New Right and then the Identitarians. <mask> clearly outlined the upcoming themes of 'white genocide' and the ZOG, abandoning classic nationalism and Aryanism for the notion of a 'white world'.<mask> <mask> was born in 1913. After a trip to the Soviet Union, he became a communist sympathizer. <mask> was kicked out of the French Communist Youth after he supported Jacques Doriot's ideas of "common front" in 1934. <mask> joined Pierre Frank and Raymond Molinier around the journal La Commune. He was elected to the Central Committee of the Internationalist Communist Party in 1936 after becoming a founding member. <mask> was kicked out of the Le Havre employees trade union's council in 1937 after he refused to follow the internal refereeing procedure. <mask> withdrew from the group in December of 1938 in order to join the POSP.An observer was sent to the 3rd congress of the Internationalist Workers Party in January 1939 by his group. <mask> was arrested for distributing propaganda. He wrote in his memoirs that he hated the Soviet Union and the Jews. <mask> was taken as a prisoner-of-war by the Germans during World War II. He became an open supporter of Nazism after moving away from his communist stance. He joined the Compulsory Work Service in 1943. <mask> was dismissed as a traitor by the Internationalist Communist Committee in April of the same year.He joined the Legion of French Volunteers Against Bolshevism in February 1944 and served as a staff sergeant. <mask> surrendered to the Americans on 3 May 1945, claiming to be an escapee from German camps. After serving in the German military, he was sentenced to 6 months in a French prison. The first organization <mask> founded in 1945, the Republican Party for Popular Unity, was the basis of a support group for former prisoners created by his wife. The group adopted the slogan "France for the Real French!" because they denounced "Slavic and American imperialism" and the cultural influence of the Vatican. Leftists were recruited on radical nationalist slogans. James G. Shields said the PRUP followed an ideological hotchpotch mixing nationalism with Europeanism and socialist themes with collaborationist sympathies.When it joined forces with the Rassemblement Travailliste Franais, the party had around 150 members. <mask> converted the PRUP into theMSUF after an electoral defeat. The emergence of a Franco-German union was said to be able to save the white race from the Negroes. L'Unité demanded the departure of Arabs from France in order to stop an alleged African invasion. The party obtained financial aid from the Argentinian embassy, as well as maintaining relations with the Egyptian embassy, the Arab League and the Bruderschaft. The French authorities banned the MSUF in 1949. <mask> founded a bulletin to defend the demands of the soldiers of the East.The Front Noir contemplated armed struggle in order to build a new Europe. Jean-Paul Gautier, a political scientist, said that the organization had linked with other neo-fascist groups abroad via Front Noir International and a Secours Noir International. <mask> co-founded the newspaper Combattant européen in March 1946, which claimed to fight the "colonization of Europe" by "negroes" and "Mongols" and advocated the union of former communist resistance fighters. One could read the contributions of Jean-André Faucher, Karl-Heinz Priester or Gaston-Armand Amaudruz in <mask>'s bulletins from 1949 to 1952. <mask> advocated his views on "national socialism" and "scientific racism" while promoting the establishment of a "fascist international". In July 1950, <mask> launched Le Nouveau Prométhée, a magazine that presented itself as "national-progressist", and where he developed his theories on "biological realism". In order to serve as a pamphlet advocating racial segregation, the text in the first issue was adapted the same year as a brochure.The magazine ceased to exist in 1951. <mask> founded the group Nation and Progress, which later inspired the Nationalist Movement of Progress and Nouvelle Droite leaders. <mask> was close to the French National Committee. The European Social Movement, a neo-fascist alliance set up to bring together nationalists from all over Europe, was formed in 1951 by him and Bardche. <mask> joined the New European Order in 1951 because he felt that the group did not go far enough in terms of racialism and anti-communism. Eugenicist interventions and control of ethnic inter-marriages were called for by the group in order to improve the European gene pool. <mask> wanted to feed the nationalists of Europe against the "niggers", "Mongols" and "Jews" who he said were occupying the continent.<mask> led a property development company and worked as a librarian in the later years of his life. He died in a car accident on his 44th birthday. <mask>'s burial place was bought by one of his followers. <mask> was not always popular with his far right colleagues, leading to allegations that some of them may have arranged his death. Maurice Bardche described him as a fascist who spends his life founding parties and publishing roneotyped newspapers. <mask> called for the "purification of the French race of the elements which pollute it" and advocated the "inequality of the human races". Theory on racism promotes the idea of "biological realism", which is the establishment of individual and racial inequalities based upon pseudo-scientific observations.<mask> argued that "capitalisme métisseur" aimed at creating a "uniform inhumanity" and that only a true socialism could achieve race liberation. <mask> advocated a "racist revolution" to implement a "dictatorship of races" and defended the superiority of the European man and the white race. The racialism of Europe-Action and the ethno-pluralism of GRECE were both influenced by <mask>'s ideas. <mask>'s idea of "Interbreeding capitalism" is linked to the idea of global replacism, which forms the foundation of his Great Replacement conspiracy theory. The works of Théorie du racisme were written in 1950. L'volution, l'homme, la race, 1952 The Socialisme national contre marxisme was published again in 1978.The contribution was written with the help of Amaudruz. 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texts: <mask> is a Russian concert pianist and composer. He became a British citizen in 2002. He came to international fame as a child genius. He is well-known for his interpretations of the works of the Romantic era, particularly those of Ludwig van Beethoven and Frédéric Chopin. He is seen as a great successor of the Russian piano school because of his interpretations. <mask> was born in Moscow and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He began piano studies at the Gnessin Music School when he was six years old.Anna Kantor was his only piano teacher at the school. He made his debut at the age of ten. The Ulyanovsk Symphony Orchestra played 20 in D minor. He gave his first recital in Moscow after that. In 1984, at the age of twelve, he was discovered to the international scene when he played and recorded both of Chopin's piano concertos with the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra. <mask>'s first appearances outside of Russia were in 1985 in Eastern Europe and a year later in Japan. At the age of sixteen, he made his West European debut at the Berlin Festival along with conductor Valery Gergiev and violinists Maxim Vengerov and Vadim Repin.He made his London debut with the London Symphony Orchestra under Valery Gergiev. He played the PianoConcerto in December of the same year. The performance with Herbert von Karajan at the Berlin Philharmonic's New Year's Eve Concert was broadcasted internationally and repeated the following year at the Salzburg Easter Festival. He made his North American debut in September 1990 with the New York Philharmonic and the first piano recital in Carnegie Hall's 100th anniversary season. He gave the first solo piano recital in 1997. Kissin did recital tours of Europe, America and Asia. He has performed with conductors such as Daniel Barenboim, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Sir Colin Davis, and Valery Gergiev.He has performed chamber music with many people. <mask> has given readings of Russian and Yiddish poetry. There are three CDs of <mask>'s recital from the classical and contemporary Yiddish poetry. Writing In 2018 <mask>'s autobiography was published under the title of Memoirs and Reflections. His book of poems, short stories and translations in Yiddish was published in 2019. His book of short stories and diaries in Yiddish was published in 2021. Musical works by Compositions Kissin have been published.The UK premiere of his String Quartet was performed by the Endellion Quartet on February 26, 2019. <mask> married a childhood friend in the Czech Republic in March of last year. <mask> has received many awards and honors from around the world. He received the Crystal Prize of the Osaka Symphony Hall for the best performance of the year in 1986, his first performance in Japan. The Chigiana Academy of Music in Italy gave him the Musician of the Year Prize in 1991. He became Musical America's youngest instrumentalist of the year in 1995 after being a special guest at the 1992Grammy Awards Ceremony, broadcast live to an audience estimated at over one billion. In 1997 he received the Triumph Award for his outstanding contribution to Russia's culture, one of the highest cultural honors to be awarded in the Russian Republic.In 1997 he was the first pianist to be invited to give a recital at the Proms, and in 2000 he was the first soloist to be invited to play in the opening concert. The Manhattan School of Music awarded <mask> an Honorary Doctorate of Music in 2001. One of Russia's highest musical honors was given to him in December of 2003 in Moscow. In June 2005, he received an award from the Royal Academy of Music. The University of Hong Kong awarded him an Honorary Doctorate of Letters in March of 2009.

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texts: <mask>, better known as <mask>, was an American dwarf and an entertainer associated with P. T. Barnum. <mask> was hired by Barnum to appear at the American Museum in New York City after touring New England with a circus. <mask> was a stage name that included naval uniforms and a miniature carriage in the shape of an English walnut. One of the Museum's major attractions was <mask>. Lavinia Warren is a dwarf at the American Museum. <mask> was several years older than Lavinia. She thought of him as a nice little boy.General Tom Thumb was married to her in 1863. <mask> was Thumb's best man at the wedding, but he didn't like his place in the show. After the wedding, he stayed away from women. He married Lilian Elston in 1879. <mask> toured the world with Thumbs and Warren's sister. After appearing before royalty around the world, they returned to America rich beyond their imaginations. <mask> had a disagreement with the showman.He operated western saloons in Oregon and California and toured with a comic opera company. He died of Bright's disease in New York City. George Washington <mask> was born in Manchester, New Hampshire, to Major Rodnia <mask> and his wife Maria (Dodge) <mask>. A rich farmer, a Manchester city marshal, and a Manchester city councilman are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The Nutts had five children. The name and sex of the first person are not known. Rodnia Jr. was born on 11 October 1840.Mary Ann was born on September 22, 1844. George Washington Morrison was born in April of 1848. <mask> and his wife were large and strong. Mr. <mask> weighed in. George Washington Morrison and Rodnia Jr. were dwarfs. George was about the same height as Rodnia Jr. George weighed in.<mask> was a weaver of English ancestry. In the early 18th century, William left Derry for North America. He had a family in New England. In the early days of colonization, a part of Manchester was called Nutfield. Early Nutt colonists named a pond and road after them. <mask>'s career as an entertainer may have begun in 1854. He might have been a performer with a small circus.The circus manager once wrote that he discovered <mask>. He said he was the first to show him. <mask> was being exhibited and touring the New England countryside with a manager when P. T. Barnum learned of him. The boy's education had been neglected, so Lillie was charging as little as a nickel to see him. He was disgusted. Lillie didn't know what to do with the boy in the proper style. <mask> and Barnum met at the American Museum in New York City.<mask> was a sharp, intelligent little fellow with a deal of drollery and wit. For a'showman', he had a splendid head, was very attractive, and was a perfect treasure. <mask> could be a major museum attraction. He hired a lawyer to get <mask> away from his manager. <mask>'s parents were offered a large sum of money by the lawyer to sign their son to a five-year contract. He promised that the boy would be taught to be attractive. The contract was signed in December.George and his brother, Rodnia Jr., were hired by Barnum. Both young men were required by the contract to be given food, clothing, a place to live, and the costs of travel and medical care. The brothers' moral and academic education was to be taken care of by Barnum. Every year, salaries would increase to US$12 per week. The brothers would get $30 per week in the last two years of their contract. 10% of the sales of their souvenir books and photographs would be given to them. They would receive 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217The public was prepared for <mask>'s debut with a publicity campaign. The reporters thought he was trying to hire a dwarf. <mask>'s parents were offered huge sums of money by other showmen to be the first to sign their son. He was happy. The publicity made people excited. He wrote in a letter that he was forced to outbid the competition. The dwarf was hired by the showman for $30,000.The $30,000 Nutt was the name of the boy. The dwarf's stage name was <mask>. <mask> received a wardrobe that included miniature naval uniforms. The showman built a carriage for the Commodore to travel in. The carriage looked like it was made of wood. The vehicle's top was open. The little Commodore was inside when the top was lifted.<mask>'s carriage was pulled by animals. Rodnia Jr., dressed as a coachman, drove it around New York. These small trips about town are the best form of advertising. <mask>'s carriage is on display in the museum. <mask> made his debut at the American Museum. He was a success. Some museum-goers thought they were being "humbugged" by Barnum.<mask> was thought to be General Tom Thumb. Even though <mask> looked like the Tom Thumb of the past, museum-goers either forgot or ignored the fact that Thumb had aged and put on weight over the years. <mask> took pleasure in the public's confusion and encouraged the error. Thumb was on tour in the American South and West. Those with doubts at the Museum were silenced by Barnum. He asked Thumb to cut his tour short, return to New York, and perform on the same stage with <mask>. It was back to New York.The two little men were called The Two Dromios and The Two Smallest Men. The exhibit opened in August of 1862. Some museum-goers said that <mask> was Tom Thumb in disguise. People will sometimes deceive themselves by being too incredulous. <mask> met with New York City Police Department officers about two months after his debut. He got a policeman's job after applying. He ordered a uniform.He sent a telegram to the officers of the Ninth Precinct telling them that he had gotten a job on the Broadway Squad with "extraordinary powers to arrest" people outside the Museum and to take them upstairs. President Lincoln asked the two men to come to the White House. Lincoln left a cabinet meeting to welcome them. <mask> asked Salmon P. Chase if he was the man who was spending so much money. The Secretary of War said that he was the man. <mask> said that it was in a good cause and that it would come out okay. President Lincoln shook <mask>'s hand as he left.If his "fleet" was ever in danger, he told the Commodore. <mask> looked at Lincoln's legs. He said, "You could do that better than I could." Lavinia Warren was a dwarf who taught in her hometown. She was traveling on a showboat-museum in the Midwest when Barnum learned of her. She was hired by him in 1862. Her name was changed to Lavinia Warren.She first appeared at the Museum in 1863. Warren was 21 years old. She was called the "Queen of Beauty". <mask> would be disappointed that he developed an "adolescent crush" on her. Lavinia received a diamond and emerald ring. He told her to give the ring to <mask> because it didn't fit her finger. <mask> thought the ring was a token of her love.He fell in love with her more and more. Lavinia was not comfortable with his attentions. She thought of <mask> as a nice little boy, even though she thought of herself as a woman. When Lavinia was hired, Thumb was not in New York City, but he met her at the Museum. He said that he had fallen in love with her. He quietly promised Barnum he would marry Lavinia in a public ceremony because Thumb wanted him on his side. He knew that the spectacle would make him rich.Lavinia was told to take Thumb's interest seriously. She was reminded that the little man was rich. <mask> knew that Thumb was in love with Lavinia. He was jealous. There was a fight in the dressing room. He beat him up after throwing him on the floor. <mask> was invited along when Lavinia was asked to visit.He didn't know that Thumb and his mother would be there. <mask> left New York City on a train. He arrived at Barnum's house about 11 pm. Thumb and Lavinia were alone in the downstairs parlor. Lavinia had accepted Thumb's proposal. Lavinia and Barnum told <mask> about their engagement a week later. It was hard for <mask> to forgive Thumb and Barnum for this "dastardly" offense.Lavinia's younger sister was smaller than she was. She thought she could make a good match for <mask>. <mask> was asked to think about marrying Minnie. <mask> didn't have a lot of faith in women. He said he wouldn't marry the best woman. Lavinia and Thumb's bridesmaid and best man were wanted by Barnum. <mask> refused.<mask> was asked by Thumb to be his best man. <mask> accepted. He said that it was not his business to ask him. I consented when the person invited me. On February 10, 1863, Thumb and Lavinia were married at Grace Episcopal Church in New York City. <mask> and Minnie were groomsmen and bridesmaids at the wedding. The police stopped traffic to allow people to see the wedding party.The wedding was supposed to start at noon, but the bride didn't arrive until later in the day. The wedding party was led down the aisle by Barnum. Two thousand people were invited to the wedding. Mrs. John Jacob Astor was there. The "marriage of mountebanks" was complained about by members of the church. They were angry when they were told they couldn't sit in their own pews. The public was interested in the sexual mechanics of Thumb and Lavinia.This interest was not encouraged or discouraged by Barnum. The Metropolitan Hotel hosted the wedding reception. The four little members of the wedding party stood on top of a grand piano in order to be seen by everyone. <mask> gave Lavinia a diamond ring at her wedding. Americans enjoyed the wedding. It was good to get some relief from the war. People around the world were interested in the wedding.This was a chance for him to make a lot of money. The members of the wedding party were sent on successful tours of America and Europe. Four dwarfs were sent off on a tour of the world as The Tom Thumb Company. The four little people left the United States. They traveled around the world, visited 587 cities and towns, and gave 1,471 performances of songs, speeches, and military drills. They came back to America in 1872. <mask> and Barnum were arguing after the tour.<mask> quit. He joined the company. In the operetta Jack, the Giant Killer, the company toured America. <mask> and Rodnia put on a show. It was played in Portland. It wasn't a success. <mask> went to San Francisco to put on another show.He quit after a year. He put together another show about this time. <mask> ran saloons in Oregon and San Francisco, but they were not successful. Newspapers reported at least four times that <mask> and Minnie were married. They were not husband and wife. Edmund Newell was a song and dance man who 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 She died while having a baby.<mask> was asked why he hadn't married one day after the Thumbs wedding. He said he wouldn't marry until he was thirty. He did marry a good, green country girl to anyone else, even though his bride's height was of no concern. <mask> married Miss Elston in 1879. He was on a tour of the American West. She wasn't a dwarf, but she was a bit shorter than most women. <mask> went back to New York City after he failed on the West Coast.He purchased a saloon. He was caught selling liquor without a license. The saloon was closed by the New York City courts. <mask> was in charge of the amusement area. He performed an act called "Tally-Ho". <mask> had an attack of Bright's disease. He was sick for a long time.He died at the Anthony House in New York City. <mask>'s wife cried at the funeral. She said that he was so good that she called him her "dear little boy". <mask> was buried in New Hampshire. His grave is not known. He is thought to have been buried in a spot between his parents and siblings in the family plot. <mask> weighed less at his death than he did when he was alive.The editors of Appleton's Cyclopedia wrote in 1891 that <mask> was distinguished for large-hearted virtues that are often lacking in bigger men. <mask> was faithful to an early love. There are links to the Lost Museum Entertainers with dwarfism births.

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